Erie Conference Appointments Expanded Across Districts
A long list details the Erie Conference assignments with district superintendents and numerous church locations. Names include A. A. Rich, J. P. Burns, J. C. Mac Donald, and J. A. Mec Camey alongside many field pastors and churches such as Oil City Trinity, Meadville First, Jamestown First, and Warren Epworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shippenville
W. H. Robinson
St. Petersburg
L. W. Magee
Tidioute
B. A. Morey
Tionesta
Nebraska
H. A. Dunlavy
Tylersburg
W. P. Sipe
West Hickory
J. F. McIntosh
West Monteray
Queenstown
Ralph Johnson
West Sunbury
North Washington
S. B. Bartlett
Jamestown
J. P. Burns
Ashville
F. H. Frampton
Bemus Point
G. B. Carr
Busti
Lander
G. W. Corey
Cattaraugus
C. C. Merrill
Cherry Creek
Leon
Henry Smallenberger
Clarendon
C. M. Reed
Clymer
E. H. Epler
East Kane
H. G. Lynch
East Randolph
W. F. Collier
Ellington and Kennedy
W. H. Snyder
Falconer
J. E. Roberts
Frewsburg
W. E. Bassett
Garland
J. E. Russell
Brooklyn Heights
J. A. Hovis
Buffalo Street
R. J. Montgomery
First Church
G. S. Eldridge
Kane
J. F. Black
Kinzua
Corydon
E. D. Hulse
Lakewood
Celoron
A. J. Patterson
Little Valley
Warren Epworth
J. A. Galbraith
Warren
N. A. White
Grace Church
H. H. Barr
Youngsville
B. L. Perry
Meadville
J. C. MacDonald
Blooming Valley
J. G. Lane
Cambridge Springs
C. J. Warner
Centerville
S. Lee Whitman
Cochranton
J. W. Reis
Columbus
North Corry
L. L. Woodin
Concord Ridge
W. H. Garnett
Conneaut Lake
C. B. Livingston
Conneautville
Dicksonburg
R. B. Davids
Cooperstown
Ora A. Miner
Corry
H. C. Shaw
Greenville
L. L. Swisher
Joel Miller
State Street
Shile Smith
Guy’s Mills
E. T. Elbel
Hydetown
W. A. Godsave
State Line
H. G. Dodds
Linesville
Harmonsburg
W. O. Calhoun
G. R. Williamson
Edinboro
D. H. Reid
Elgin
C. O. Parmenter
Espyville
C. G. Baker
Ferdinand
J. H. Prosser
Mill Village
J. T. Lamber
Journal of Justice at Court House
Six men arrested for liquor theft at the Erie station in Columbus were found guilty in Warren county court. Four divorce petitions were granted by Judge Hinckley and associates while a wife desertion case resulted in alimony and bail. An equity suit over the estate of Hugh Miles continues, with multiple relatives seeking a share and Breene & Breene representing plaintiffs against Alwilda Daelhausen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Erie Railroad
James Stevens
Erie
Columbus
Warren
James Hardigan
W. A. Cunningham
Harry Mullen
Robi. Morris
Edward Moore
Bert Wood
Hinckley
Siggins and Hughes
Hugh Miles
Triumph Township
Warren County
Anna Miles
Lillian A. Steele
Bella Douglas
Elizabeth Miles
Nellie Conroe
Rachel
Mattie Peebles
Clara
Louis Davidson
Adelina George
James Grove
John Davidson
John L. Tuckey
Andrew P. Miles
Breene & Breene
Oil City
Alwilda D. Daelhausen
Mr. Miles
Proof of Affection
A provocative line from the Atchisoun Globe argues a man’s love for women or children is shown by permitting them to impose on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchisoun Globe
No Bull Moose Desert ers in Little Forest
Amid ongoing conflicts in Little Forest the Rooseveltian forces expose weaknesses in the Reactionary camp. Scouts note near depletion of ammunition and supplies, poor discipline, hospital shortages, and low morale. meanwhile Progressives rally behind George F. Watson as anti-Penrose unity grows for a November victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Forest
Rooseveltian
Forest County
Taft
Roosevelt
Gang
Tenet
Penrose
Chicago
American teacher jailed by German censor over slang telegram
Dr. Alexander Becker Brooklyn high school instructor was detained in Markirch Alsace as a spy after a telegram read hall all gone wire thirty beans. He later explained the message used slang to request funds from Prof Edouard San Giovanni. Becker released and returned to New York aboard the Ancona via Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alexander Becker
Brooklyn
Germany
Switzerland
Warren to Entertain Free Methodist Conference
The 16th annual Oil City Free Methodist Conference session will be held at the Free Methodist church in Warren from Wednesday, September 23, continuing through the following Sabbath. The conference covers northwestern Pennsylvania with 91 churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
The
Free Methodist Church
Warren
Pennsylvania
Brumbaugh Refuses to Repudiate Boss Penrose
Pittsburg on September 15. Republican gubernatorial candidate Brumbaugh says he will stand on his platform and live with his conscience whether elected or not. The Philadelphia North American offered support if he repudiates Senator Boise Penrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Capitol
Rittersville
Penrose
State Senate
Union of
Anti-Penrose
Forest County
William Draper Lewis
Progressive Democracy
Progressive Party
Commonwealth
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Brumbaugh
Boise Penrose
Finesse Exchange Reported by Spokane Paper
A Spokane Spokesman-Review item quotes a man who asks what he told his wife after leaving a club. He replied that she is the sweetest woman in the world, illustrating a moment of domestic reassurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane Spokesman Review
Old French father seeks enlistment with four sons
An elderly man at Vesoul, France, asked the chief recruiting officer to enlist with his four sons. He had fought in 1870 and begged another chance. At seventy, he was refused, then the officer pinned the Legion of Honor cross on the grieving father. The four sons were accepted and sent to the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesoul
France
Ile
Legion of Honor
Bank Statement of Warren National Bank September 16 1914
The document presents assets and liabilities of the Warren National Bank including loans and discounts, reserves, bonds, cash items, and deposits. It lists capital stock, undivided profits, dividends unpaid, and postal savings deposits alongside a cashier and notary public attestation sworn on September 16 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Ss
syAeck Bode
National Bank
US ‘Treas
Cc. T. Conarro
Ozro Nesmith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Portland
M. W. Stone
Ripley
O. H. Nichel
Sheridan
J. N. Croxall
Silver Creek
W. S. Burton
South Harbor Creek
William Branfield
Springfield
D. C
Franklin
A. A. Rich
Chicora
J. H. Jelbart
Clintonville
H. B. Davis
East Brady
W. E. Davis
Eau Claire
R. W. Skinner
Emlenton
Foxburg
J. R. Rich
Fertigs
C. E. Alter
H. A. Ellis
Karns City
Kaylor
Robert Summersville
Kellettville
G. W. Fuller
Marienville
New Richmond
L. F. Atley
Pennside and Smith
Pleasantville
Enterprise
G. W. Chapin
Saegertown
Thomas Pollard
Spartansburg
Anthony Groves
Springboro
W. P. Graham
Steamburg
J. D. Knapp
Sugar Creek
Reno
Oliver Gornall
Sunville
W. B. Allison
Titusville
A. J. Rinker
Townville
T. N. Ryder
Union City
G. M. Hughes
Woodcock
Fredonia
C. C. Campbell
Grove City
T. R. Curtice
Harlansburg
E. W. Springer
Harrisville
S. H. Bartlett
Hendersonville
J. J. Brown
Hillsville
R. G. Thomas
Mercer
R. F. Randolph
Nazareth
Mt. Pleasant
Hugh Stevenson
New Castle
Groton
Avenue
H. E. Phipps
Epworth
H. C. Weaver
Simpson
J. L. Stratton
Wesley
J. C. Warner
New Lebanon
H. H. Thompson
New Virginia
W. T. May
New Wilmington
R. C. McMinn
Pulaski
F. S. Robinson
Salem
L. W. Chambers
Sandy Lake
W. K. Crosby
Sharon
J. B. Neff
Oakland Avenue
C. A. Williams
Sharpsville
K. T. JaQuay
Sheakleyville
T. M. Correll
Slippery Rock
H. K. Steele
Stoneboro
R. A. Thompson
Volant
E. O. Minnigh
Waupum
W. R. Buzza
West Liberty
R. A. Parsons
West Middlesex
C. C. Smith
West Pittsburg
E. D. Mowrey
Wheatland
W. E. Smith
Journal OF Justice AT Court House
Sister County
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Harrisburg
Washington
U. S
Congress
General Assembly
George F. Watson
Kale
Kehl Bridge
Free Methodist Conference
OF the
First National Bank
State of
C. T. Conarro
Joseph A. Schofield
PF. K. Russett
A. G. Eldred
Rogers Bros
International Silver CO
Enwpen
Conn
Meriden Britannia Coq
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